Adult Day Services

Adult Day Services empowers individuals with disabilities to actively engage in their communities, fostering independence and enhancing both social and daily living skills.

At Easterseals, our Adult Day Services are designed to enrich the lives of individuals with disabilities by offering hands-on experiences that promote personal growth, community involvement, and skill development. 

Through a supportive and inclusive environment, participants engage in purposeful activities that build confidence, encourage independence, and foster meaningful connections.

Program Highlights

Participants in our program gain skills in areas such as:

• Community safety awareness
• Use of public transportation
• Personal care
• Money management
• Accessing community resources
• Self-advocacy
• Access to the latest technology
• Social skills
• Health and wellness

Who We Serve

These services are ideal for individuals who benefit from support in social interactions, expressing their needs and preferences, and exploring new experiences.

To be eligible, individuals must:

• Be 18 years old or older
• Want to gain skills to become more independent

How to Get Started

To become an Adult Day Services participant, individuals must first receive a referral from their local regional center. Visit our "How We Work" page to learn more information about our referral process.

Visit our Virtual Community

The Easterseals Southern California Virtual Community provides a way for adult day service individuals to connect remotely, rather than traveling to a specific location. Using their own device, participants can access this digital platform to engage, socialize, access information, instructional content, and live events.

Join our Peer-to-Peer Social Group

The Peer-to-Peer Social Group program is a partnership between ESSC and the Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center. It is designed as a way for individuals with disabilities to socialize together and explore subjects of common interest, as well as get involved in personal and community advocacy. The group currently meets twice a month, around Greater Los Angeles.